Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-10
GENERAL aAKKETs,
Produce and Provisions,

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 9.-Flour very dull
bur steady. Wheat firm, opened little easier
&c b tier. No. led cash 1lhc; Novem-
her 71zSc; December 72H972zs;; January
74%c; May 79z5GS0&c, closinRat Sole Corn
firm and ga &c higher; cash 3S2sc; November
3s2s 93S1le. c,osing at 3-2sc; D. C, mber 3S1sc /;
January 352sc; May 11&@41Hc, closing at 4I35c
Oa1s-Quiet; ash 2475c; November 24xc bid /;
at 81 So. Whisky-steady at 81 05 Provisions
Firm. Pork-Summer cured SIP 81. Lard Sc 25
e 6 30 Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders 81 674a
as 1871; long clears Sc 671z06 10; clear ribs
So tia u 36 10; short Gear Sc sugar 90. Ba-
con-BoXed suolders s. SD long cIears 81 6714 !;
clear ribs 81 67107 Is; short clears 81 $50
8 o. Hams $ll O0l2 90. Afternoon board
Wheat Firm; November &c; December
I21ac; January H1sc; May S0I4c. COrn-SteadY !;
N0vemte' 3S%sc; December 351sc; January
3SAci May 43sc. OaTs-Higheri November
24&Ic; December &c; May 2S%s.
CHICAG ,, ILL. Nov. 9-An grain markets
were very quieE to day ana conslde able SC
tivity, however, was developed in the provision
pit durln the earlier part Of tne session. Grain
values opened very close to Mondays lateet
prices. DECEMBER wheat being at 731.3, later 1t
said between 72zs9 SC and by moo had re-
GOV to 1890 wner+ it held steady for some
time and finally closed at 731lG1}SC. trading
was light, sti now and thea u IL oderate In curry
existed and as offerings were not large the
feeling during most of the session was firm
Corn WAS fea:ureless, except that q fair degree
of frmness existed and prices closed a. over
openirg figures. November sold at 4l6413sci
December 4164,54c and May at 451664536c.
closing at OUTSIDE prices. The bulk of the pro-
vision trade conferred IN mess porK, and fairly
active business was transacted, with fair
range of prices. ReceiOts of hogs were fair and
less than expected, and The prices were well
maintained. One packer WAS credite1 with
sellln- $4,000 barrels January pork, but the
offerings were rapidly absorbed By scapers,
who houghl freely. and January advanced from
SD 6I5S to Sl2 IS, and closed at the lat er figure
Lara WIS stronger, ana November closed 2lHc
higher, but other futures were unchanged;
November sold at Sc 4OG6 42H, and ciosed al
S. As; Janusry Sc 42k0o AK, and closed at
Sc AK. Short ribs advanced G5Hc, but trad
ing was small; January solo at Sc S7H
follows: .Wheat-Novep Der 72Nc, Deem
Der 13ac, January 1870; May 1910 Cofn-No-
vember 4la.c; December 4lXc; January Ale
May SIC. Mess pork. per barrel, January
$l2 621l; Feb, Rary sl2 SIX; May s!3 22h. Lard,
Noyemoes Sc ~; De ember Sc q; January
SIS AK May Sc TX. Short ribs. Janusry S. 40;
February So 90. lash quotations were as fol
lows: Flo0r-Fair inquiry wi prices un
changed; winter wheat 81 1904 90; epring
wheat 81 1904 30. Rye 81 seas 90: Buchwheat
So o0G6 80. No. red aheat 7314c. No. .
corn 4,2sc. Mess pork per barrel SD 750l3 90.
L1rd per 100 pounds S. 4566 Az. Short ribs
sides, loose, Sc 40G6 50; d;y sailed shoulders
boxed s. 0105 20 short clear SIC es boxed, SO 759
s 20.
NEW YORK, Nov 9.-Cotfoe-spot fair: Rio
quo ed at lSc; options strong, higher and &C
tive; sales 1920 bags; November IS GOA
10 50. December 10 6o915 50; January
OILS 40; April Is 25a15 40. May Is 2.015 30; June
10 5a15 80; July IA 95G15 % August Il 500
10 20; September IA 50; QSSS; November
II t5G14 g.; December "a 506l4 65. Sugar
MARKET firm; centrlfuyale 5 l6c; fair refining
SIC; refined, firm and ia good d. IN ma white
extra @ 5.606t.69S; mould \ exc; standard A
655c; cOnfectioners a 90 Is; pow cred 61sG7c;
graduated 62'; cubes 6zsc; molasses firm'